About your SNet Account

With your Hunter SNet account. you can:

• Check your e-mail from anywhere, anytime.
• Have access to 100 MB of personal storage space.
• Receive up to 8 MB of e-mail attachments in each email message.
• Filter your e-mail for SPAM and scan it for viruses automatically.
• Access your e-mail and a reliable, high speed Internet connection from 130 walk-up kiosks conveniently located throughout the College as well as many well-equipped student computer labs.
• Use the Hunter wireless networking system.
  
• Maintain a personal address book and a calendar/scheduler.

Welcome to SNet Webmail

This web-based service gives you private access to your Hunter Student e-mail account. You can jump off from this page to log on to your SNet Mail account on the web, where you will be able to read and send mail, check your calendar and address book, and use most of the features that are available within Microsoft Outlook.

Some notes about Webmail:

1. Your password is like your toothbrush.  Don't let anyone else use it, and change it every six months.
2. Remember to log out.  Click on the "Logout" link--don't just close the browser window!  Otherwise, the next person to use that computer or terminal might find themselves in your inbox.
   
3. Don't check that box.  Most web browsers will ask if you want to save your password for future use.   If you're on a shared or public computer, just say "no" to "Save this password?"

Click here to log into SNet Webmail

Forgotten your password?

Use this page to check the SNet password that was originally issued to you. If you have changed your password, and then forgotten the new one, you will need to come, in person, to the SNet Help Desk with photo ID to have your password reset.

Other mail programs

Interested in using other email programs instead of webmail? Instructions for setting this up can be found in Setting Up Outlook Express* or Setting Up Eudora.  (Other mail clients should also be compatible.)

*Note: If you use the full Outlook client and you have configured it to manage mail or addresses on your own computer system (with "Personal Folders" or "Personal Address Book"), then those items will not be viewable with this Web Access client. You can only see those items using Outlook on your own desktop computer.

Questions?  Contact snet@hunter.cuny.edu.